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Dorothy Kozlowski

Health & Wellness • Science & Technology Study finds salt nanoparticles are toxic to cancer cells 45 mins agoby Allyson Mann Jin Xie discusses research projects with students in the laboratory.

 Health & Medicine January 07, 2020

Study finds salt nanoparticles are toxic to cancer cells

Erico Mattos (left) co-founded his startup company Candidus with Mark van Iersel, Dooley Professor of Horticulture, CAES. Candidus uses lighting sensors to improve greenhouse farming production.

 Innovation January 06, 2020

Horticulture research yields light bulb moments in the improvement of greenhouse growing

UGA's innovation gateway team

 Innovation December 05, 2019

Startup 101

woman showing child snake

 Campus News December 05, 2019

STEMzone blends science with sports

Graduate students Megan Prescott, left, and Kristen Lear.

 Awards & Honors November 21, 2019

Two UGA students make science accessible

Desiree Seponski has a passion for improving access to mental health care and its relationship to poverty.

 Health & Medicine November 15, 2019

FACS faculty member studies links between poverty and mental health

Yan Jin, assistant department head of the Department of Advertising and Public Relations

 Awards & Honors November 07, 2019

Yan Jin named Kitty O. Locker Outstanding Researcher Award recipient

Wayne Hanna

 Awards & Honors November 05, 2019

CAES scientist receives national Lifetime Achievement Award

University of Georgia researcher Orion Mowbray

 Health & Medicine October 17, 2019

Training the next generation of substance use and mental health experts

Since Tarkesh Singh joined UGA’s College of Education in 2017, his research has primarily focused on how hand-eye coordination and movement are impacted by Parkinson’s disease.

 Neuroscience October 04, 2019

Faculty member aims to create alliance for Parkinson’s research